I
WEDNESDAY. mic. 811903”.
Ladies'
60% at
so. 65, 75c and $I
Eandelette. Night
Gents' Flannelctle Robes at‘
5°C
A LARGE ASSORTMENT TO 'SE-
LECT FROM IN ALL SIZES,
E. K. BTANKS,
40 II 47 WEST WAGHINOTON BT..l
Mnhackemo Hotel Block,
80th Norwalk, Conn.
Local News Notes
WEATHER FORECAST.
For NIII'IIIiliI' and \it' in“): (II III-rill-
i.\' fair Ionicht and Thursday. The
area of high pros-Inin-II \Ilth lo“ lInI
pI- rIitiireII that has prIIIIiilIId for Ht‘ \III
III IlII,IIx. is non III'I-xx-lng IiisiIIIiIII Iind
iII I'IntIIil IiiIII New England.
ii i.x' followed by Ii Iiintul'hanI-II ol‘
I‘tillSllll‘I‘iIlilI‘ energy that is ('I'IIII'Iil in
South Dakota. The teitiperuiiu'o in
liking .leowli ‘th'Sl of the .\linsinsippi
IiIIII. .\ leitthl lllnllllliililt't‘ out at
.xIIIi proIinI-I-d light snow this morning
along the roast IIIun Atlantie (‘llv to
.\‘IIiItuIiIIIt. (‘oudllions far'oi foi thi.-
\‘it‘llllly fair Ii'iIIilhI-r. with slowly i"..x
int: IIIiIiiIIIi'IIIIirII.
Edward Street. is assisting today. at
the store of (‘ouistoeil iII‘IitherH. iu Nor-
walk.
The l’aiulI-rs' llnioli meeting will be
held tonight in (l. A. ll. Hall, South
Main ,IItI'IIct.
.\lix‘n Sybil t‘, .\lt'l‘l'lillll. of South
Main txtrIIIIt. is. ill of l‘tlllil.l.'SlIIlll of the
right lung.
Millard Stnrteraut, son of Mr. and
“IS. W. Sltliit‘.\tllll., oi Elwood Iive
line has taken a po.xitlon in New York
IhI- Girl's Friendly SOI'iOl} of (IrIaIe
l‘I-.liulIh hI ld u IIItt‘ilnL'. last night :it
the (.‘eulIIil Club building. in West are-
quI.
-\\'ouieu liH'I‘ Ii elear. healthy IIouI
pinion l‘iIII liiood million it. lIlii
Iioelt lllIioIi ilittI I.x lIiIilI'IIs x‘puie blood,
Audr'eiI Leary the Iinihoad IiIenuII
IiIIII.xIIlIIIilIIi_ i.x ill of rheumatism, and
Mimi Nellie I‘lt‘GIll'rY is IiIx‘l-IintiIII.r in
. the store
Miss Sadie
.\iuleah)’, or this I-t’ty,
home after a Si‘YI‘I'ill
New York.
The skating continues to be good
oti all the ponds about town and lamp
IIrowds are out enjoying it, afternoons
and t‘H‘IIillgr‘I.
\'Iiltetiue and Miss
days visit iii
The iIIInIIl mIIi-II'IIIII Sl’i'Vlt‘t‘ will lll‘v
IIIIld III IiiIiI-e (‘huiI-h Ihi: II'ILIIinI'
'l‘liII I'I't‘lUl‘. Rt“. .lIiIiIIIrI Ilentoii \\LI1-
own will oflll'iati).
IJIII-Iis Tribe. No. 2U.
dIIi' of lied .\leu_ llt‘it,l Ii regular Int-er
lug, last, night.
lllli routine business.
“'lishlngion Citiuii, l'ntriotie lirdor
of the 8mm of America, will hold Ii
meeting tomorrow night in the hall in
\\'Ii.x‘hinglon street.
Miss Mary l.II,\'IIIIn, of
“Hlk. has returned liouie.
int: a few days with Mrs.
of- SIIIIII street. Stamford.
South NIH“
after IIpIIuIl-
.\I. F. .\ioyos
Miss l.IIttiII Wells. 0! lh'ooklIn. Him 7
llltI‘l at I‘ S. Tiilotaons. niil lIIaIII fol
home this Vit‘t‘k. Miss \Vellu has made
many triIIIiIh-I while here.
Moss (,‘hirn Cummings of BiooklIn
and Frank llitehcoek. oi Norwuik
were the guests of Mr. and Mrn. Sani-
III-l Raymond iii New Canaan SnndaI
l‘i‘IisIIIntiug Attorney .1 ..l Walsh, of
.\oriIIillI. ix‘ in HIing-port toIlaI. on
IIIIsinI x-.x. I-oanIIitiIIitlI' a IIi.xe t-lt lit-dul-
III to I'tllllt‘ ilp \I‘Int over until Saturday
niolning
.\iiinson l) l'ardee xzpent the Thanks-
zziIlIig holidays with his mother. Dr.
l‘ardee- Dislnow. of West Iiv,enue 103V-
iiig SiniduI night on It business tiip
thiough l’ennnylinnia
(‘lI:rk Lancaster of The Clitfotd.
states that the hotel is doing a line.:
business now and it kecpxt him busy
rooming people. He says he IIIII er hali-
dlIId a better class of guests in all his.
hotel experiences. and eI'I'eII one that
lt‘IIV'SI tiie hotel has It good word to sav
about thII hour-19.110 likes that. \ery
much. as he wants all to go awn) pleas-i
t’li ,
A regular meeting of the Isehodn
Club was held last evening at the club
rooms. .II was voted to hold an enter-
tainment every Saturday night here-
after. The entertainment committee
comprises John Murray. chairman;
Frank N. Ferris. treuurer: Herman
Ainlmo. secretary: Edward Hill. Elmer
llill, Joseph Hahn. and Theodore
Smith. Seven propositions for mem-
bership were received.
Eieitl Dali Prices
FOR EVERYBODY.
Small Loine Jersey Pig Pork. 1292c lb.
Prime Rlb Roast, 1044c lb.
Porter Home Rout, 16c lb.
Legs .Qprlng Lamb. 14c ib.
Ferequartere Spring Lamb. 9c lb.
Merwin'e Beet Snunge. 2 lbs. 25:.
’ sTEAKs. ‘
Porter-house. 1.0 lb.
Sirloin, 'Ifiilc lb.
, Raund. 2 the. 25c.
Shoulder. to: lb.
Native Chickens, Turkeys. Ducks and
Gee-I. ‘ I
Fro-II Ham and minim
LPUBIIC “one ;
.lo. .
x i
have returned
improved Ur- I
but tI‘IiiisaetIIl nothing;
THE $6
I ”ow; AM): .
l
l
4 l
"SANTA" SAYS ‘
‘ i would get about t'llUlIalllg Ill)
gills right away.
I would give not less than one
limolI' to all my li'iIIiiIl‘x.
4 i would I'llIilN' with an I‘I‘I‘ III
In} l‘I'iI-iuls' liihit'Sl wouldn't give
it I‘iggztr ease to a uiau Wilt) IierIIi':
IIuioiI'eIl for example. i
I Would giro useful gifts. when»
t'\'t‘1' i thought tiiI'_\"Il lH‘ ilt‘t't'lii-
lll)ll“--illillg.\' to wear. and .quIII.
I would uIIIlII- Illt‘ (‘lirixluias
.\llluipillg a I‘llt‘I'l‘ftll occasion by
beginning early. l)_\' [liking plenty
oi time. by putting my thought
into the choice of every gift.
The litiIVlilIIll \A'Ilgtlils are
llllhllilig’ tI) IlI'llI‘t‘l‘ goods in it hit
oi people who lit‘llt‘Vt‘ (to does
Santa.
some and good.
_..... will readily assimilate.
. The More is donning il.x t'lirixi-
inns ,rz‘armeutx. The holiday Jif-
tiI'lI-s are spread out so you may
easily .xI-iI'I't. Hii every hand a
welcome ll\\'£iil.~I -»—Ii welcome that
loses none of its III-artitiIIx'x be—
cause you may lie "jil.x't looking."
" If you lliiI'l‘ a mind to buy a
house-coal or liatli—rolie. measure
mon in common Iyrupl.
COR/V SYRUP
7718 New Tad/e De/z'c'zzcy.
A new syrup with a new flavorfi—pure. whole-
Karo Corn Syrup is made
from that portion of the corn kernel which contains
the greatest strength-giving. energy-producing
and flesh-forming elements. Karo Corn Syrup
is a pro-digested food—ready for use by the blood
~whicli the weakest stomach of infant or invalid
Best for every home use ,
from griddle cakes to candy.
Gin Great J‘pread
for Daily Bread.
Oold In airtight. lridion- top Ilnlwhich protect ite plil’“y,[tl|ll.-
tee its goodnen. Ind ineure it: cit-lithiu- Ionic-thing an uncut.-
ioc, use on
see like. It all grown.
OOII PIODUOT' 00.. NOW You: It"! Onion“).
his every-(lav I'oat. 'l'liI-re'll llt‘
no mistake then. it it ix .xlipperx.
III-t the figures from inside a pair
III liix‘ .xlIoII.x.
ll Ion like. or will deliver pur-
chases at any time ll\1\\t‘t‘ll ‘lltl\\'
and I’lirixtiuas. You are sure of
HM article you want. if you hit} it
loud
45ALE MILLINERY.
’ it Ix' IliI ux‘ual lioliIlaI IlIIIIii IIIl
4ior more mom that iiIalI'cx tltix4
4sale. .\liiliiiery ix to lie .xI4III'IIat-Ill
‘iulo xiiiallII I4uII'IrtIIx To lI' .Isenl
"lllt Illililllii) to lil' .xIluI-IIILIIl. \\I4
iIIIilII' IltI-.~I- pIiIex:
Stieet hats: jaunt) and xtil 4
i.xli. and graIIItul \\"'tl‘t S.) to $4,
4 95c. l
i‘iitrimmell llttlh‘. felt in all col-.
4 m and in every good shape.
4 \\'IIi-e SI and 53;. 39c.
4 (illltli‘t‘lhs' liIiIx II li'tie'e llllllllitl'
4 and all of IIIiIIIl .x‘IIlI' and Color.
dmm.‘
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been
in use for over-130 years, has borne the signature of
and Inn-I been niIiIlonndeiI his per-
sonal .x’IIpI-rIision Hiueo its infancy.
Allow no one toIlIII-IIII'II you in thin.
All Counter-felts, linitntlons and I‘Jiist-Iis-gooIl" ill'(‘ but.
lleporInIL-nts that. triilo with and endanger tho IIIIIIitli oi”
Infants and Children-ExperiIInI-I- against Experiment.
What. is CASTORIA
(hmtorin. is It harmless substitute. for Castor Oil. I’Iire-
gorie. Drops and Soothing Syrups.
It. in Pleasant. It;
It III-MiroIs Worms
III I-In'I-u DiarrliII-IIIIIIIII \ViiiIt
lQlTllhll and in wood taste. \\t‘lt'
47 :44. 444444 Q4. 25c. contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nari-och!
I ‘ ‘ inbstanee. Iii-l ago is its guarantee.
, and alloys II‘oIIeI-isliness.
5 THE HOWIIAND (.‘olit'.
!
4 :znd II‘IIIIIII c .
. DRY GOODS (30.. 3 m y
Bridgeport. Conn.
. ., - ‘GENUINE CASTORIA
Bears the Signature of
\iI.x.xI Sally liII.tt.x of East Il\"‘.tli||t will
enteltain II .IImall IIonipIinI oi friends
I. tomorrow evening.
l Mrs. 0. II‘. Denton has returned home
from ii \Il.xit in Jersey City. the guest
401 her brother. David Smith,
\‘IIxtIIl'IlIn lII illi: flIII illst of IliII
linonth IIIII x'IIIIIeIInIIII ot the II “1| 0|
.NolwallI. pIiiIl town hills “Ith bill:=
I4IiII- paid on the find and fiftIII- nth of
4 Ult‘ molith.
4 Lester Hunt
the former .\Ilams Ex-
pli‘Sh agent iii South Nornalk, who
has been off duti for the pnxt Ile
Stilllll
4n months is non II.x.inxItiug at llII
Noluulk oillee
i The \onng Men's (,‘hriix'tiIin Iison-ia»
Itiou basketball team of South .\"orwnlk
It. relieves Teething: 'I‘roublIIIx. ('lIl'l'.‘ Constipation
It. assimilates the. lI‘IIIIIl. regulates tlio
Ntomaeh nml liowels. giving,r healthy and natural sict p.
The t‘liiIIIrcn’u Panacea—Jl‘lie Mother’s Friend.
ALWAYS
The Killll You have Always Biugii
In Use For Over 30 Years.
"I OIMIUI "UNIV. W QUIMV men. WW vonn em.
3002 CASE RESUMED.
intends to go to Slanifoid next week
Tuex-dai owning and pin) the Mohe
gang of that place in the Stamford. T4“, 404,4; Iii-nun 4.4.4 140mm,; Im
TOW“ him- Ithe eoudenilialion of land for water
Ednnid liIa of ltedding who IinIlci- 4pni'poses hmurht ll."
4 went an opIIIIition III the Norwnik Hox-4 liIIlIIIulie (‘ 0. against (‘ T. liooz IiuIl
.pltIti some time ago is .prInIiing Ii Ix'hoII 4 min Ix II Iix IIIIx'IiiiiIId at the eouut) II'ouIt
time at the home of his daughter. \irs house Monday. (‘oiurxel for the do»
‘..C M. Deigiiu in V\ ostpm-t nIennII IIII- tIIudIIIit I-ame into ("tlllllt‘ with II biz;
Ifole returning home. pile of mu leItIIIIx IIhlI-li w'ele to he
4 indexed in IIviIlII.uIIII 'I‘he I-omniilte'!
'lookIIIl I'rlghtened when they .x-aw
IliiIIiI-h and Chairman White
.xnizzzested that theie ought to be In.
end In the prIouIeIllnngI soon. (‘Iounml
| assured him that thev were doing all
the} ('Olllil do to expedite maItI r.x and
that this bunch of ('Olltlhlmlifil‘llct‘ will
i F
ghelp otIt immensely. 'i‘he eonimittIII-
FRESH SALMON, SMELT. EELS,4sighed and. the letter reading ('(illl‘
WEAK FISH, BLUE FISH, Fnosrl“""“°“‘i'
FISH. FLOUNDERS. HERRING,4
STEAK coo. MARKET coo, BUT 4
Iran FISH. OPENED LONG CLAMSi
AND ovsrens. ALL. SELLING ATi
REASONABLE PRICES.
to receive but it isn't so popular
i
CAPT. DucRoss..
i
East End of Washington Street Bridge, 3
Old Selvetlon Army Building.
TI'IEII
ANY CHILD,
Prices Still Lower all
the lir idgeport‘
I‘ll!“
milIllfI"
It may he more blessed to .L'iII than ’
liEllKEll- liliiES JE'A’Eii MILLING Eli
DYNAMITED THE SAFE.
Door Was Blown Across Store and
Citizens of Hornellsviile Aroused.
R(I(‘ iliIII‘Tl] R. N. \'.. DIII. 2 ‘I- l-tiur
TH NORWALK EVENING S
I
..ll'..
Iilliislriouu pIitIIiitatII;
I
IIIII in.
‘llaIIIiI-y.
,IorIIIIr.
iiiIIiIIx'liIil:
‘iwo
161w! Tmrt‘ W
PILGI‘IIMAGE OF GHRINERBI
Thirty-Five Novice. croeled the Born-
lng sandn, in Brldgcport.
HII r the burning Ix'IiIiIhI oi the dIIIIIII'I i
IlilII,I'~lI\II litht'i'r; IIIII‘I- ll‘tl lilti' lilttltl4
by the I‘I'IIhIIIII or die M,\'.‘I'iII‘ :I'hrine
iii SIiiliII".II Hall, III'lIlitIIport. ’I‘IIIIi‘II
'\l‘il' pun-vote .i large number of Ur»
liiIIuthII'Ix of l’I'l‘Iiiuid It‘llllll". iozi-lhui‘
iI'llll ILIIIIIIIII'ti'qu IIiriouII tI-iuoII - oi
the Male
’1th pilgiiuniuu,
lI lIIIi'IiI'II X o'I'lIII'lI.
whiIli lII'LZIIII short
(it't‘lllilt'll IiIIiirly
hours, Iiui'iuI: \\‘ltlt'll IluiII lhI-
ooriIII-Ix' \\--ul through the Hillial'iau
:I Min and finally, after renting on iiiI'
irlihlrl. new home .IxaI'I'li' llt‘l'tlriti ilIII
Ill‘lit'll l|_\ the “Idol Syrian I-IIIIiI-III.
'i‘hII .\I‘lili [Illll'iil ('Uiib'lhli'tl of lI‘.
thrill-It. l'lllilillll: aides. William
IIIIIhaIIiIou. l-‘I'ank lIl. SioIoou.
I'. (lII'IiIIrt l-EiIIIIIsI l’. lII‘oii. .‘Iiipqu
Ii. .‘IiiiI'lI’IIlizi-I. .l. ltuIinlph IIIIuhIII'liIi.
l.oui.x- Kll'Ni'llt‘l'. .lr.. George 1;.
(Nov. lrl'l‘ill‘l'lt‘k HI-liliax'ier.‘ William
\i. ’l‘lioiuax‘, lIIdIIiII IIIIirnI-Idiliw, (lIIorgII
ilIIisII-r. .lr., llIIri'y lI‘. l’IiI'rott. .\IiuIH-
Inn ll. lhlllnrd, lsuae ’l‘. liillllin. ,4.I4-..,4.
I'Iii II' .\. Slroup. George II. T. Wallis.
4‘( all t‘_\ruxI George E. lI‘ox, (‘lzarlIII'
ilii. .\iiltz \uIIuIt .\i. lIiuglIIhzirt. ililt'i‘}'
. lilaeltmnu.
'I‘lIII IiillI‘III‘x lil'I'I
.\.
.\l.
1‘ ll. .\llll‘lltlllitlIl,
MIII‘III (‘. (‘owlII‘-‘.
llIii'iIl, Iii. ’l‘rIIIIai'Iili, .\l.
Ii. iiIIxiktIiut I'Iihhan; theorize M. lliild
hieh priest and prophet: .lllllll .\l.
treasurer: III. S. Summer. r“-
Iiud I‘. .\l. Wilson. IlirIII-tor.
()thI'rs appointed lo “(‘1 were.
Frank S liuxtiiins. Ilist. I-III'IIIiionlal
:IIIIIItI-r: (‘harleu I). liII‘I'ls. .\‘t‘l'tlllil I-IIrII-
Iiionial muster; lilil‘l')’ S. l’IIIirn‘ouII.
William H. Marinold. iuIIIr~
IiiiIIl‘ I'IIIIlian:
ioIIIltIi': W. I}. SI-IIlIII'. .lr :lseisiautt
Iiil'III-lor: iI‘l'auiI I‘IiI-IstIIr, Ii lnut di
II~I~tor: .\lii'niil III-atop, llll‘llt'illiFlI Hi
1'. Godfrey. .\i. ii, 4II'I'tlit‘t‘lllIlrll: .iohul
I. lI‘inliIIII, I-IipIain ot‘ the Izual'rl: .\liit'li i
1., lIZIiIgInII, outIIl' guard: t'II-Iirce i-',l
llull, standard luIaIIIr; NI-lIon I: 4
'l-‘renhour, IIIIlztili-Ii. IIuIi lil'tll'xii‘ \\.l
lilllil'llr~_ lil'iililli“l.
Following lhI- II\II iiinlit'u- IiIiI-u |Iil
,IhII d-I~I.rI-II lhII . \‘Iililox foiI~IuII| in lin-1
Ioull III-lIIIIIl lhII \\'hIIIIlIr A: \\il.IIin.
lbalid Illlll't'lli'll from .\‘IIiiI-r‘II
I'i‘ii'i‘ll lii'
' all! of ”W
.pam and SlIOI‘lI.
Iillt‘ t‘ll\'.
i
EIli‘lll. 4
hail II
\l;I.inniI- 'l'I-IiilIlII. where an II‘aborIilI
lizt‘ IIIIII II'IIIII' MII'IIIII.
\moou ill" Lili"‘l" twp.- xIIIIIrIII i'iIIIII
.\ltliVillk South .\‘ni‘wnlix. .‘\'II\\‘ Huron,
ilI-Irirord, \\'IIII~ioui‘_I and other t'lili‘
WthIlI-r. Eduard
(ilil‘llillll. William l'.‘
Baxter. lIIdIquiIl
(‘lar‘II. .\lillou 4.;14.
l’IItI-r ll-‘l'lil'i
Sartiu.
\‘irizil 4
H. l‘urll». .\rtlIuI' t'.
l‘. \\'I-IIi. 11 ii.
liI-I-r:<. lI‘l'IIIlI'l'iI'lI II.
‘3, I‘I‘IIIII , t‘liIIIItIIl‘ II'.
IIood, \\‘i|li:iiii \'ollliiIIr.
I‘IolizIt'l .\l. \\'ilIo\, iii'Iil'uiI III.
iI'iII-IIIIIIIIII iII. Raymond and
l'haliipion
Iil' llll‘ .I:t;III~. .\i'lIII‘ iliII liauquot l-‘i'\
‘llll \‘t‘l'l‘ I IIIIIIIIIiIiIId by lllilt-‘ililllirl i'II
i-lit'ilII 'l'llIllllil'l Ii. Mai-IloiialIi III ll|"I
‘l:IIIIII,iI,iII l'lulI, i
.\uioliI; IhI I‘I‘ pro-II lit t'i'oui 'l'hI- .\lIir-l
IIIIllI'Ix “"11 Dr. SE. ll. Huntington. 4
iII-ii ilanl'IiI'il. \\'IillaIIII li.iiiii, “worn-I4
l
SEVERAL NEW SUITS.
Daubul‘y Named as Defendant by Mr.‘
and Mrn. Jenkins.
i'apIIIII; iu :xIIIIIIi'lil new .xIIIt.x' lIIII‘I'
‘N‘l‘ll returned III the I'iI'il superior
IIoui't. 'i‘he t‘il)’ of liIiIiliury is iIIIIu
I'd HS tll‘rl‘liilillil in three of them. 21:"
the result of falls laIIt winter upon
i-gr Ix'iIleII'ItliIs.
.lamI-x' and .\ului .lIInlIiux lil'ill‘...’
Hill to IILIIIIII'IIII $3,000 for ilijtll‘ll‘s l't'-
the wife upon her. 21!.
11W“: ll Ix IlilIIIIIIIl that the oily knew
ol’ the bad IIonIliIiIiu of the walk upon
\\‘lli('ll the ire lit‘t‘llllllliilll‘ll. .\.II ”III rI-~
fall. .\Irs. .lIItilIins trio-tur-
I-d her left hip, She sull‘IIrI-Il Ht‘YI‘l'I‘
'l‘hII hu.xhaIid brings Ii separate suit 4
in whieh he asks for $1.500 for loan of '
his wife‘s .x'errleex, llII NIIYS he has"
had to spend considerable nionev for
IloI-tors IiIiIl IuIIIliIIlnIIIx' and that his
wife is still suffering from tho III'ei-
liarIy wants $1.3Iio from
to, final.
Tliolllae .1.
His fall wax on Jun.
‘ He says he was able to earn All a day
,Iind IneIliI-iue and ii ens!
l ;
119 II. hatter. He broke both bones of
his left forearm and IIIiIxI laid up Ii.
long time. He spent Sltlti for Iloetorzx‘
him $3
II Iix laid up n iIih he used to' do him-
it. He sat» IIIII III-IIidIIut lIIippIIliI Ii
““‘" ""“"“'i ”l“ "“"”-‘ "‘m" “1 lil. “ l‘ ftliioui: h no Inuit of his
IIIIIII lirIIlhII th. lllillltllbi'lllt‘. thiI iuIiIn-
lug. .iIii: mine I! the mic and iII‘Il I threw,
prloxions blow the safe door liI‘I‘iISS
the IIII-“II and through the side oi the
building The building \\':iI= iiiIallI
\I'I'IIIIIIIIII. llIid lllt‘ roithII‘x' know i it.
the Info was unlocked and only {to
\\‘ .I.x In it The explosions a: outhIIi
Il.II eitize us. .tIIo ot whom .inli thI bul-
.aI.x lIIiIxtIIni ng I'Iorn IhI»I stole and gaIII
I'tlitht‘ The llllif‘lillfi Olltlll‘ll fire on
them but without effort then IIII-nped
iI lllt‘ l'aili-Ioid IIII'dx. \ x'wilrh IIn-
IIiliII gaIe ellitse but failed to catch
than.
Advertise your wants in The Sentinel
illsl Mix wii iii Illill II Water—
BAKE.
cAn DO W.
F' .iI‘QAloIilG
Schaub s. 4
I 4 1“.“
3 Iib. Chop Beef. 25c!
2 lb. Home Made Sausage. 23c
Dean Pot Roast. 10c
Prime Rib Roast. 10c
Butter in Print, 23c.
Shoulder Steak. 10¢
Ground Bone.
’ Oflter m -» l
Titre nu Pip Feet we
I *I
UEilllllllls. illiiil llllT BAKES.
NEW YORK.
l
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‘betwoen Governor Odell.
'quiry he replied:
Ii
week to euro for his horse whilII ho‘
LAKE SUPERIOR ASSESSMENTS. 4
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Reorganization Scheme Does Not Look:
50 Rosy.
.\I‘L'Iirdlug to advices I‘I-IIIivIIIl
brokers thI-I I-haIiI-ex' for the reorganiza-
tinu scheme of illt‘ distressed Consul!»
IlutIId Lake Siilieiior (‘0. in WWII I=o
niIIiiI New iiiii-uels put their money.
do not N‘t‘m to be of the verv bright-
Isl. The following IlIprIitI-h on this
matter was revolved from Philadelphia
Monday:
"in certain soiirIIIIIxI today it is slat-
Id that (‘oueolidateIl Lake Superior
Riot-II deposits now amount to close to
IIINUIIHI shares. representing 51.800.000
on the assessment. The underwriting
fillliStI'ilH'tl is said to be about $23,000.-
Iiiltl. making in all about $4 000 000 sub
Ix-IIribIId in assessments and iinderIIriI-
inns. or about half oi the 3N. and not) to
he r-IIiIxIrd as IonII niplIitIIIl by the root'-
gmiization plan." '
Some. kind {intuit-ten so) that thlx
looks quI though IlIt‘ plan fol l“t‘f)l-
ganlzing the. eouI-ern may faii. unless
the SpIIverIx II ho hate :1 man of some.
$6. 000 000 upon the 4. up In come for-
IizirIl and III‘ .2 me I in the Ic-
organizntio ,
There i.- Ii I I ' l' in .\‘III‘ Haven that
the radial NJ I .IIliI I-_oquIin. IlIIpI-.~IIIl.
quite a litt. I on: he Ill: tion or the SpII:
eis.
ODELL AND PLATT CONFER.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2—» The conference
who x mm
flour Albany last night. and Senator
Pintt was begun this morning at the
Fifth avenue hotel. where they break-
fasted together.
The Governor and Senator Plntt were
in conferrnm- for about an hour over
the breaktnszinlile. At the. conclusion
of the talk. (.mtrnnr Odell declined to
make any statement concerning the
eminence IIr its» results. To own: in-
‘I can say nothing.
i have promised to say nothing about
thrI conference in any wav.‘
Senator Plait announced that he
would make It statement later III his
oflice. ,
"A bird in the handb in not so mus-
II‘I'IinII -
by l
icsl as one In the troe."—>Puck. . 4
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AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
into. Made 0/ dark cambrics and percales.
printed flanneletts. Madam the most careful manner and priced
to please van.
The Winter
VVrappers
We ’be got a wrapper equipment here that you should look
Made of pretty
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Women's Percale Wrappers in brocades or stripes. brain
trimmed, deep flounce. at $1.00
Women 's Reliance Corsellc Wrappers in stripes and dolsp 4
$1.25 '
Women 's Flannelelte Wrappers in the newest patterns, at .'
31-0014
Women 's Reliance Carsette‘, Wrappe rs, fancy braid trimmed.
made up in the latrst slvlc, Iit '
The Ideal Heavy Flannclctte Wrappers, handsome patt
Itti’l IIIICIt style trimming and cut, from $1.50 to $2 9
A/ul/ II'III. of long and short Kimonas from
590 to $3. 25 4
at
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83:85 Washington fitmet,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
i223
SAMPLE SPECIAL
SH 055 .
IMPERFECT 32.29.
iLadies I'iIi kid. patent tips. extension soles
Ladies patent. coll hide button. veal sluiish,
!A chance for 11011 to bill] Good Fall Silo ‘
i \i’
cracks.
wells;
orlh $5. 00 and $8) 50 at $2 2
Olsen’s Shoe, Store.
Contentment
l.x ll l'IoI io liltiglt'h‘h. ll iI; not allow ed to inter-fete with our busi
We :II-I Ioii‘stantl} xtl'iiilig to iiiIzr-III III the .\ili‘ité‘v valid add to the at.
the new or our onI-k. \III IominlIIl‘ it a part o prongIIxIIinI'eueIIIs to M
.xInnI- thing intIIrIIIxting to our l'itl ion to thix store all the time. The
Iuonotouv ol‘ I-IIII _IIla\- bu) ml: and se Iling in the u~IuIil MW in never III
III! hole. 1’ III rgv and mo- .Il't x5. are marked features of this store
III‘I-I‘ IlluilitI :Il\\lI\E-'I, a Iloliai x “In lit for II dollar.
N. E. R YAN.
5am Norm:
86 Washington Street.
.Ilt-ltl by reductions in untrimiuod hats and trimmings. beginning
27th
A Chance»
fol \‘on to saw mouIIv iii-x: in giI nu; us It ehaneII to estimate on all
\\"oIk _\()Il me thinking of doing.
We Have the
which enables us lo do all sorts of mill work at lower rates
L't'llif
in the latest tad is something “0 are tuining out carioads of
make VOIIIS for poll.
RIVERSIDE MILLS, EAS. ,
s. s. Tinotsofif
invites you to her
Annual Clearance Sale of Trimmed Mllllna’
South NOrwalk. Conn 86 Washington Street,
BEAR THEM [N M
but We do not approve of the “leave Well enough alone" theory
ioilowing prices speak for themselves?
bargains.
$3.25 AXMINSTER nuns ............... -. . , .4 ........... ‘ . ..
$2.25 one? LEAF TABLES ..........................
$1. 35 KITCHEN TABLES
$5. 50 EXTENSION TABLES ........
TRADE IS BR!"
And they are but If
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South Narwalk Furnitn'
DONOVAN'8 BLOCK.
Norwalk Chronicler